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Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

I think that last time I looked you up you had a blazer, you need to just finish one and drive it!:lol:

Good to see you are working on trucks after all this time..

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

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Originally Posted by 70k52wd (Post 4803019)

I got my head out from under my truck long enough to read most of this thread...I see you have stopped working on it in hopes of a numbers swb truck. How about making this into your daily and get the true shorty for restore resale?
The project looks great so far.

Also, Jerry Brown started this resto biz in the early 80's when people thought he was nuts to restore one when they were still abundant. He knows everybody, and everybody knows him. If a guy is looking for a restored truck, Jerry can sell it site unseen because of his rep. That's also why he gets the big money. Btw i bought my blaze from JB long time ago. Traded a rust free 4x4 driver blaze for it(and a couple of dollars). If you ever have the chance to visit his shop, it's amazing.:metal: I spent two days their, he finally told me to leave so he can get back to work.:lol:

I just don't have the time/desire to put one together right now. I am out there looking all over for a nice driver but I'm being picky and waiting for a STEAL of a deal ;)

I sold this frame last Saturday (he already paid me) and he's supposed to pick it up this Saturday. I think the cab's sold also to Dantip pending final details and he'll make it into a NICE truck I'm sure :chevy:

I do understand the value of the rep of Jerry and Gary. That's why I abandoned this one....no way I'd get top dollar for a non numbers matching truck. I know both of them know more than I will even forget about these trucks and have done a lot to further the love we all have for 67-72's. The funny thing I've heard is that Jerry gets/got a lot of his restored parts from Gary and turns around and makes a profit selling them :D

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

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Originally Posted by tvblazer78 (Post 4803103)

I think that last time I looked you up you had a blazer, you need to just finish one and drive it!:lol:

Good to see you are working on trucks after all this time..

I finished the blazer last year (in about 5 months total)...but sold it BEFORE it was even 100% finished (selling it was always my plan) and then finished it up to ship it to the current owner.

I'll have another truck soon hopefully...will probably be like your S10 project...that started as a trash truck then turned into a cool cruiser... (that's the plan at this point)

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

Profit? You mean handling fee.:lol:
Yeah JB gave me 5k for my old blaze, took it straight to the new owner for 8500. You gotta love it. It wasn't worth that imo.

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

That was in 1994 btw. Wish I still had that blazer.(and my current one also):waah:

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

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Originally Posted by VA72C10 (Post 4803123)

Well that sounds cool, I love drive the s10 you dont have to clean it you can park it any place and know when you come back out it will be sitting in the same place. lol!:lol:

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

I see you have sold your 72 project,any word on the other truck yet?Keep on Truckin' :metal:

Re: 1972 Cheyenne Super Short Fleet Big Block build!

Did the OP ever find a new truck or finish this build?

I know its been years.